Belgian War Graves Zoutleeuw
The cemetery in Zoutleeuw contains the graves of military victims of the Second World War.
It concerns COGNIAUX Andre Julien, Erps-Kwerps 30 October 1944; WILLEMS Hubert, Lantin 11 May 1940; CAES Henri, Brustem 10 May 1940.
There is also a tombstone in memory of DIRICKX Jean, who died in Stuivekenskerke on 25 October 1914, with unknown grave.
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Source
- Text: Luc Van Waeyenberge
- Photos: Luc Van Waeyenberge
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